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The most amazing event of 2003 in the magazine world was the discovery of a 48-page glossy published 12,000 years ago on the Lost Continent of Atlantis.
How much does TV's "Cold Case" resemble real-life investigations of old, unsolved homicides? Not at all. A little. Quite a bit. In other words, it depends — on what the TV cops are doing, and how they do it.
The Erotic Museum chronicles sex through the ages with nude abstracts by Pablo Picasso, erotic jade figurines from ancient China, vintage sex toys and sultry computer-animated dancers.
Gambling-mad Australians, teased for willingly betting on two flies crawling up a wall, have expanded their horizons — now they're placing bets on cockroaches.
Finding 64-year-old Bobbie McCoy Burress was easy: Federal marshals just had the rental company switch on the global positioning device in his rented car.
A prominent Wisconsin goat farmer has been charged with animal cruelty for allegedly slicing open a conscious mother goat giving birth and helping burn a goat alive.
Israel demanded that a Swedish art museum take down an exhibit depicting a Palestinian suicide bomber, claiming it violates the terms of an upcoming conference on preventing genocide.
